Be Cool in Hat Thoth Organts and Horsehair Styles
An item praising summer hats from Thoth organts and horsehair. Notes the hats give a definite feeling of coolness even as steamy weather bites, offering a stylish remedy for hot days.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1958
Page
10
An item praising summer hats from Thoth organts and horsehair. Notes the hats give a definite feeling of coolness even as steamy weather bites, offering a stylish remedy for hot days.
Long Beach chapter of American Gold Star Mothers met in the Veterans Memorial Building to honor members with June birthdays and to welcome home their president Mrs Ada Townend and Mmes Margaret Winter Myre Barnett and Maude Dobbs who attended the recent Gold Star Mothers convention in Denver Colorado.
A mother lectures a child on obedience emphasizing firm voice and timely compliance. Grandmother interrupts to demonstrate impact, arguing a hard tone is essential. The piece contends prompt obedience builds security, character, and responsibility for later life.
Gloria Jean Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Smith and Valentin Herbertwirth son of Mrs Anna McCall wed in a single ring service at Holy Pilgrim Church. Doris McCall served as flower girl after 8 pm ceremony. Bride attended Jordan High School. groom studied in Germany.
From New York to the South and Southwest, Americans embrace outdoor cooking with luxury barbecue gear. Carts, stainless counters, wrought iron and brass accents, seven foot wicker trays, and motorized spits flood specialty shops and department stores with items priced from 9.95 to 400 dollars as families seek expanded outdoor dining spaces.
A reception hosted by the bride's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Dale Wilson Kerr at 2766 Tyler St honored Mr and Mrs Richard William Bender Jr before they left for Pacific Grove to reside. The bride was Doris Dean Brush daughter of Lester and Doris Brush. The Benders of Johnstown Pa are the groom's parents. Immediate family attended the ceremony at Community Presbyterian Church with Shelby Jo Keeran and L Dale Brush present.
Miss Elzenga takes June wedding vows with Ronald Arthur Whitley in a formal ceremony after a Yosemite honeymoon. The bride, a Jordan High School and Occidental College alumna, wore Chantilly lace and satin. Groom Dennis Nelson, and guests numbered around 400. The couple will reside at 162 W. 67th Way after a reception at First Southern Baptist Church. Cleora Sutton to marry Gary Alexander Oct 25. both are Jordan High School graduates.
A Capitol dinner honored Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon with Interior Secretary Stilwell and Summerfield hosting at the 1925 F Street Club. Guests arrived after 8 p.m. guarded by police and Secret Service. seating charts and formal gowns noted Pat Nixon in blue lace and Miriam Summerfield in silk organza. Dinner featured crab salad, foie gras mold, jacket potatoes, and wines. after-dinner dancing and garden chats followed. The Nixons spoke of daughters Tricia and Julie, who prefer home with friends over camp, and enjoy a neighborly tree house visit from guests.
Home luncheon and skit at Mrs. Wenndell Vaneil's Roanoke home highlight the June meeting of the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cormaci and leaders from Montebello and Whittier as the group discusses membership requirements and eligibility based on colonial-era services.
A brief note invites readers to scan the Business Opportunities column in the Classifieds section for today. It highlights the chance to find a profitable venture and signals a fresh ad lineup.
Among vintage text, two dress patterns No 6171 and No 8172 are offered with PATT-O RAMA branding. Lists sizes from 10 to 20 with busts 32 inches and yardage of 35 inches. Includes ages 3 years and 4 size options. Requests 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing to Barbara Bell in Long Beach via Chicago G I Print.
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